The track’s ready, the stage is set and the speed devils will be landing soon.

Soccer star Lionel Messi setting boot on Indian shores will definitely boost the popularity of the beautiful game that has remained the poor-cousin of cricket in India.

Neither an unconfirmed venue, the inclement weather or warnings issued by the police could deter students from across the city who were firm on lending support to Anna Hazare’s protest rally on Tuesda

Curiosity is indeed getting the better of Netizens these days as dead celebrities return to haunt them in the form of online scams.

Only those gifted with an ear for music can strum the sitar with such precision. Those gifted with a sense of rhythm can tap their feet to classical songs like these kids do.

In this day and age of reality television shows resulting in a virtual explosion of new singing talent in the country, training in the art has become even more important. But mere training is clearly not enough, unless potential artistes also get a platform to perform and hone their skills. Since its inception in 2005, Iris, the annual musical

Believe it or not, increasing number of children today decide what their parents buy for them unlike earlier when the elders bought what they thought suited a child’s interest. And with the changing trend, there’s a steady decline in the age at which children begin to choose gadgets, gaming consoles and electronics over robots and dolls.

Kashmir was, is and shall always remain paradise on earth. But in the past two decades a sense of fear and ferocity has overtaken the serene hills.

It’s the most popular tennis event in the calendar and their’s is the most keenly followed rivalry. Long before Wimbledon began, fans of tennis players Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal had drawn daggers claiming their hero would prevail in London, and the argument has since overshadowed all other discussions concerning seeds, ranking and title at tennis’ marquee event.

Truck drivers often spot him running tirelessly on highways, mendicants can’t believe their eyes when they see him pacing up steep hilly inclinations and sand dunes think he is company. Meet Arun Kumar Bhardwaj, a government officer by profession and a long-distance runner by passion. And by long-distance, we mean he loves to